In the Apache httpd project's "support/apxs.in" script, a text surrounded with @
signs comes after #!
. That is, the first line of the script is:
#!@perlbin@ -w
Is this a Perl thing or a UNIX kernel thing? In other words, it it possible to execute this script using path/to/script/script_name.in
?
If not, then what is the reason to start the script with a #!
?
.in
files (i.e. templates) – don_crissti Feb 2 '17 at 18:50@
is fine in filenames so if you have an executable called@perlbin@
which accepts the-w
option and is able to interpret the contents of that file, then yes you can run that file. – Bakuriu Feb 3 '17 at 13:05